1911-24, group of 7 errors/varieties, incl. 1915 Coronation 2ch mint n.h. block of four with shifted centre, 1K revenue with multiple overprint in black and red, inverted 1ch 1335 on 9ch 1909 Coat of Arms mint (cert. Sadri), inverted 1ch 1915 on 5ch on 1911 Portrait mint (cert. IPSC), 1911 Portrait 1ch imperf. at foot lower marginal mint (signed Sadri), 5ch Budapest issue vert. pair with centre partially omitted and 1924 3ch used imperf. at left. (Image)

1911-12 Small Portrait Issue 12ch perf.11 1/2 x 11, long vignette, vertically bisected on 1915 (Jul 31) cover from Nehavend to Tehran, arrival bs, very fine and rare; cert. Sadri (2008) (Persiphila listed but unpriced). (Image)

1915 Coronation 1ch to 24ch reprints showing inverted centres as well as printed on both sides, the nine different values in top sheet margin blocks of four each with plate "12" (also inverted) and registration marks, without gum, very fine, ex Mahendra Sagar, plus 1915 Parcel Post 6ch with inverted centre and inverted overprint, mint n.h., very fine, cert. PF (2002). (Image)

1915 Coronation Official Mail issue 5K imperf. pair with inverted overprint, very fine. (Image)

1919 Provisional Issue group of three items incl. 1ch yellow imperf. single with overprint split vertically (with gum), 1ch yellow imperf. pair with overprint split horizontally, and 1ch green (colour of the 3ch) imperf. single (crease), each with cert. Sadri. (Image)

1919 Zinc Plate Provisional issue without denomination/overprint, two pairs with one in violet and one in pink, both with no gum and horizontal crease, violet pair with cert. IPSC (2021). (Image)

1921 Coup d'État Issue 3ch and 12ch perf.11 1/2 on 1921 (June 14) commemorative cover tied by Teheran cds, addressed to Meched, fine and scarce; cert. Sadri (2015). (Image)

Major Persian Rarity 1924 Large Portrait 2Kr. indigo and scarlet, perf. 11 x 11.5, mint with very large part original gum, showing the extremely rare inverted centre variety, small faults with slight thins, an important rarity of Persia and apparently one of only two recorded mint example of this attractive and popular error. Cert. Persiphila (2004). Persiphila 679Ba; $50'000. (Image)